Warmest year in England in 348 years

[TexasDevilDog]

U.S. weather stations broke or tied 263 all-time high temperature records, according to an Associated Press analysis of U.S. weather data. England had the warmest April in 348 years of record-keeping there. 348 years ago, when SUWs (Sport Utility Wagons) were at their height with their 300 horse teams they released huge amounts of heat trapping gas of methane.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071229/ap_on_sc/ye_climate_records;_ylt=AlKeUtcy2uE_iM_25I9XZlqs0N UE

[black90gt]

Natural earth cycles? or man induced Global Warming?

[PWTRTXSS]

Natural earth cycles? or man induced Global Warming?

Probably.

[black01gt]

Probably.
:D Good answer. Seriously.

[32VfromHell]

In most of my books i read for history (written in the little ice age, something that isnt talked about much now) the Thames River couldnt be navigated due to it being all ice.

[Yale]

Even if we did it, there's no way to stop it now, so bring on the factory muscle!

[ALLAN]

Even if we did it, there's no way to stop it now, so bring on the factory muscle!
All the warmth helps the Florida snook population. :D
maybe all the yankees will stop coming down too.

[Mustangman_2000]

Interesting.

[89gt-stanger]

i got up this morning and it was 24*F

last year it was not THIS cold. the earth has a varying weather pattern
(everyone knows that)


we could be .7* warmer on average this year, and then be 2* cooler next year. :cool: